10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREOLIZED»
Discover the use of
creolized in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
creolized and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cultural Identity and
Creolized Religion in Sligoville
This book is written primarily for academics and students interested in anthropology, especially cultural identity formation and religious development in the Caribbean region.
Yvonne Davis-Palmer, 2010
2
Impact of Improved Maize Germplasm on Poverty Alleviation: ...
This study has shown that modern varieties, and particularly creolized varieties,
are widely planted in the study areas in Oaxaca and Chiapas. We cannot
establish a direction of causality between the adoption of improved germplasm
and ...
3
Seed Trade in Rural Markets: Implications for Crop Diversity ...
Detailed results are reported in van Heerwaarden et al (2009), but are
summarized below and in Table 8.14: • Improved varieties, including creolized
maize, are clearly distinct from local landraces, both in terms of agronomic traits
and marker ...
Leslie Lipper, C. Leigh Anderson, Timothy J. Dalton, 2010
When the jargon has become the only language of the subject group, it is a
creolized language. The creo- lized language has the status of an inferior dialect
of the masters' speech. It is subject to constant leveling-out and improvement in
the ...
5
Agricultural research, livelihoods, and poverty: Studies of ...
This chapter has shown that modern varieties, and particularly creolized varieties
, are widely planted in the study areas of Oaxaca and Chiapas. We cannot
establish a causal link between the adoption of improved germplasm and poverty
...
Adato, Michelle, Meinzen-Dick, Ruth, 2007
6
Impacts of Agricultural Research on Poverty: Findings of an ...
Assessing the productivity impact of creolized maize is less straightforward. On
the one hand, farmers reported that the improved germplasm was associated
with higher yields. Yields of creolized varieties were higher than those of
landraces ...
Ruth Meinzen-Dick, Michelle Adato, Lawrence Haddad, Peter Hazell
7
Sojourners and Settlers: Histories of Southeast China and ...
Creolized Chinese Societies in Southeast Asia1 G. William Skinner The historical
migration of Chinese to Southeast Asia has yielded a wondrous array of adaptive
, acculturative, and assimilative phenomena. When approached with a ...
Anthony Reid, Kristine Alilunas-Rodgers, 1996
8
Agency in the Emergence of Creole Languages: The Role of ...
According to archival sources, the repertoire of many African descended slaves
throughout the Atlantic and lançados along the African coast included both 'good'
(non-creolized) and 'bad' (creolized) varieties of at least one and often two or ...
9
Language Change and Language Contact in Pidgins and Creoles
whatsoever for excluding the possibility that Latin, to some degree at least, was
creolized. Indeed, when comparing its external history to that of other European
languages, it must be conceded that creolization is far likelier to have played a ...
10
Roving Mariners: Australian Aboriginal Whalers and Sealers ...
Throughout this book, I have argued for a nuanced appreciation of the maritime
crews and the sealing societies they spawned, which were I believe creolized
and hybridized in multiple ways. In arguing for a creolized society, I am not ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CREOLIZED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
creolized is used in the context of the following news items.
Americana for the Fourth of July
I also love the traditional folk material, including the epic blues ballad "Boll Weevil," a Creolized version of "Sail Away Ladies," and an ... «Huffington Post, Jul 15»
American Furniture 2014
The word “creolized” is used as an adjective. In American Furniture 2014, the terms “William and Mary,” “Queen Anne,” and “Chippendale” ... «Maine Antique Digest, Jun 15»
Sound waves: the music of Okinawa
Incorporating tradition into new forms, the question of which music is authentic, which creolized, tends to dissolve in each performance. «The Japan Times, May 15»
“The Big Jones Cookbook”
With etouffée, it's most likely to be an exposure to the New Orleans Creolized versions that are very often roux-based and tomato-heavy. «Chicago Tonight | WTTW, May 15»
Emeril's 1985 Pompano en Papillote recipe
This recipe, part of the local French culinary canon, was cited in other stories as an example of the lighter, "Creolized," dishes that gained ... «NOLA.com, Mar 15»
Erasing blood of past, shifting Afro-caribbean narratives
... to reject that notion and force in its place a notion of “articulateness” that is multi-lingual, multi-cultural and benevolent to creolized tongues. «RU Daily Targum, Mar 15»
Three reasons Singapore is not home
To me, the Peranakan culture, which is inherently a fusion, could have been the base of a Creolized national identity. However our leaders ... «Malay Mail Online, Feb 15»
Liz Williams Reveals the South's Hidden Past on a Plate
There's no question it's evolving - it's always evolved, we've "Creolized" the cuisine from Italy, Vietnam.... we are adventurous enough in our ... «Eater, Jan 15»
Five ways a Swedish novel can help us navigate religious, ethnic …
... when the lines are blurred, when neighborhoods are creolized, and arrondissements are hybrid amalgamations of “Islam” and “the West?”. «Chron.com, Jan 15»
The Dutch blackface holiday tradition has no place in the 21st century
Within a few months, I began making friends, picking up some Dutch and Papiamento (the local, Creolized language) and absorbing a bit of the ... «Washington Post, Dec 14»
